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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
6
A quaint promotional piece links Thanksgiving gift flowers from Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association to warm gratitude. It includes a vintage succotash recipe with quick frozen lima beans, corn, milk, butter, and frizzled ham, serving guidance and measurements.
A wartime note highlights American made cheeses with Made In America labels including Camembert Swiss Brie and Liederkranz. It notes Roquefort shortages and Blufort production plus processed cheeses spreads and grated varieties, plus dessert and salad pairings and a healthful takeaway.
A home recipe uses quick cooking tapioca as a binder for croquettes to keep them moist inside and crisp outside. Ingredients include tapioca salt paprika green pepper pimiento milk stock and cooked chicken. The mix is formed into cones, breaded fried and served with cranberry jelly.
The theatre scene shows only thirteen productions left for the season with Herman Shumlin featuring twice. His plays Watch On The Rhine and The Corn is Green are acclaimed as top American and foreign author works. The Corn is Green reached its 288th performance recently.
A thermoplastic duplicate of the wearer’s figure makes pattern adjustments on the form eliminating try-ons. Materials are cut from adjusted patterns and fitted on the form with final hemming done without dressing on the user. Local Singer Sewing Center offers molding and sewing tips.
The Barrymore star marks the longest run in New York after forty five years on stage. Her prior best was Zoe Akins Declasse in 1919. she later starred through 233 performances in Somerset Maugham The Constant Wife in 1926. Lillian Hellman Watch the Rhine opened at Martin Beck Theatre on April 1 and is expected to stay popular into Christmas.
Dig is a quick action word game with miner picks and a gold mine theme for word building. Foster Parker of the game inventing family created it alongside Monopoly Bonanza and Thumbs Up, V for Victory, noted as 1941 party favorites with adult and juvenile followings.
Edmund Gwenn and the cast of The Wookey, a Broadway hit about a Cockney family, joined a two way Atlantic broadcast Salute to The Cockney Spirit. Diana Forbes-Robertson hosted as American master of ceremonies with English government representation.
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